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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-11
COLLIDED IN A HARBOR.
A Steamer Goes to the Bottom With
Sixteen Loaded Freight Cars.

A Steamer Goes to the Bottom With
Sixteen Loaded Freight Cars.
CHICAGO, Oct 10.-A special from Cairo,
Ill, says: "a collision occurred in the har-
Dor here last night between the railroad
steamer W. Butler Duncan, of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad Company, and the
steamer New South, running between here
and st. Louis, which resulted in disabling
the latter temporarily, and causing the
former to sink ten minutes later near the
Kentucky shore in twelve feet of water.
The engineer of the Duncan had narrow
escape He was thrown between the floors,
and had barely time to extricate himself
from the debris when the water rushed in
and flooded the deck. The Duncan was
carrying a train of sixteen freight cars
loaded with -four, meat and coal, which
were all partially submerged. Thirty feet
of the boats guard were crushed in, includ
ing the wheelhouse. The damage will be
about $1,000. The boat cost originally
S65, 900 The loss is covered by insurance.
Preparations are already being made for
raising her.
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FERRON SPEAKS.
The Honor of the French Army De-
Tended from Scandal.

The Honor of the French Army De-
Tended from Scandal.
PARIS, Oct. 10--Gen. Ferron, Minister
of War, opened the Lycee at Chartres, yes
terday He delivered an address in which
he said that the manufacture of new rifles
for the army was being carried on with un-
diminished vigor. He referred to the Caf-
farel affair and said:
You need not anticipatate from me the slight
est weakness in dealing with faults against
honor and discipline. The higher the military
position of the guilty parties, the more severely
shall deal with them. The errors of one man
do not stain the honor of the whole army
Keep intact the consideration and esteem in
which you mold it.
Nine Ratazzi has been arrested on
charge of being implicated in the Caffarel
affair. 1t is semi-ofllciaily denied that NJ.
Wilson, President Grevys son-in-law, is in
volVed in the scandal.
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BUYING BONDS.
The Secretary Accepts $4,000 Worth
Which Were Delayed.

The Secretary Accepts $4,000 Worth
Which Were Delayed.
WASHINGTON, Oct 10-The Secretary Of
the Treasury to-day purchased SIC, 900 worth
of AZ per cent. bonds under the terms Of
the recent circular. The postmark on the
envelope containing the bonds showed that
by Saturday, but had been delayed until to-
day. The Secretary concluded that the
offer had been made in good faith and that
the delay was due to no fault of the sender.
This purchase will not materially affect the
total purchases as stated Saturday evening,
for the reason that the Secretary allowed
the withdrawal of one or two offers aggre-
eating about the same amount, which it
was shown had been made without proper
authority
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Struck by an Engine.

CALHOUN, GA, Oct. l0.-A north bound
passenger train this evening struck Charles
Hibbards, who was sitting on the end Of a
tie two miles North of Adairsville, knock
ing him off the track Conductor Mayes
picked him up and brought him to Calhoun
where be soon afterward died He is sup
posed to have n7el drunk. The remains
are being prepared for burial.
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DISCOVERY OF THE ROBBERY.
Collapse of a Bank.

DENVER, Oct 10.--The banking house of
Martin e. Post g. Co., of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
has suspended 1t publishes statement
placing its assets at 1908, 900, and its liabili-
ties at $494, 900 The bank says that inabili-
ty to collect outstanding loans compelled
the sISDpnSiOu
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HIGH JUDGES ON THE BENCH.
The United States Supreme Court
Meets for the October Term.

The United States Supreme Court
Meets for the October Term.
WAsHINGToA, Oct. 10-The United
States Supreme Court convened to-day for
the October term of 1887 There was full
bench with the exception of the vacancy
left by the death of Justice Woods. With
out transacting any business other than
action upon motions for admissions to the
bar court adjourned until to morrow, when
the regular call of the docket win begin.
An adjourned meeting of the bar Of the
United States Supreme Court was held in
the court room this afternoon to take suita-
BILE action with reference to the death Of
Justice Woods The committee appointed
at the previous meeting in May last re-
ported a series of resolutions, which were
adopted, and eclogies were pronounced by
Assistant Attorney General Maury and
others The action of the members of the
bar and the resolutions adopted will proba~
bly, be reported to the court tomorrow.
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Egvnt,s Cotton Crop.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 10--The Produce AS
sociation's report for September says that
the Egyptian cotton crop will probably
reach that Of last season, namely 100000
cantars gross The quality of the crop in
Upper Egypt has improved, but it is too
early to judge of the crop in Lower Egypt,
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a Bank Cashier in Canada.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Oct. 1O-A special to
the Euening Wisconsin from Green Bay
saws; ''The Merchants and Miners Bank of
Iron Mountain, Mich, closed Saturday. 1t
is understood that the cashier has skipped
TO Canada with $4,000"
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Dom Pedro's Mind Failing.

BADEN BADEN, Oct 10.-It is stated that
the Emperor of Brazil has announced his
intention of abdicating his throne owing to
his health being impaired. Common rumor
has it that IL is his mental health that has
failed
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sunk on Lake Constance.

VIENNA, Oct. 10.-The Austrian steamer
Hapsburg yesterday collided with and sunk
a Bavarian steamer on Lake Constance.
Many passengers in the cabin were drowned.
Two bodies have been recovered Divers
are working at the scene of the disaster.
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A Fieht with the crows Expected

BILLINGS, MONT, Oct 10.--Special Agent
Howard is now investigating the trouble at
the Crow Agency, and says that arrests
will be attempted next Saturday, unless the
government agent, now coming on from
Washington, objects. Sword Bearers fol-
lowing are increasing daily and fight
seems inevitable
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renewal of the Triple Alliance.

BERLIN, Oct 10--The alliance of Italy,
Germany and Austria has been renewed for
five years, Italy receiving the right to main
tain absolute neutrality in the event OF a
Franco and German war.
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Baltimore and ohio atoc6 cold.

BALTIMORE, Oct 10.--A few shares of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad stocks were
sold on Change to-dayat l20, a decline from
125 at the close OF last week. Robert Gar
rett. up to o'clock this afternoon had not
appeared at the central office
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oda Fountain Explodes.

PITrsBURG, Oct. 10--Louis Sorroco, an
Italian, was instantly killed this afternoon
by the explosion of "a soda water fountain.
He was charging the fountain with pas
when the explosion occurred
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Combining Against Chinese Laundries.

WASHINGTON, Oct 10-The Laundry
mems National Association assembled here
this morning for a three days session. About
200 delegates are present, and the meetings
are private, but it is known that the enemy
against whom the laundrymen combine to
protect themselves is the Cinnamon.
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Twentv-two Passengers DROWNED.

ToULoN, Oct. l0-A steamer owned by
the Moreli Company was wrecked to-day
in the Bay of Biscay and TWENTY-FIVE pas
sengers were drn~
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AN EXPRESS SAFE ROBBED.
The Sum Stolen Estimated as Between
$4,000 and 100000.


$4,000 and 100000.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct 10.-A heavy
robbery of a Pacific Express safe somewhere
between Little Rock and Northern Texas,
on the Iron Mountain road occurred several
days ago, but the facts only developed to
day The robbed safe was one with
a combination known only to the
agents at the principal stations. A few days
sago on reaching Texarkana with his run
the messenger in charge of this had his
waybills checked so. K" He said he had
to go to Dallas and see the Superintendent
about some claim. He went, returned, then
went to st. Louis, and thence over to
Illinois,
DISCOVERY OF THE ROBBERY.
Down in Texas, couple of days later, the
discovery was made of the robbery. The
amount is not exactly known, but it is es-
timated from $50 900 to $50, 900. The agent
here could not tell. but the sum was large.
The name of the messenger whose absence
caused suspicion to rest upon him, is j. B.
Owens, one of the Oldest and most trusted
messengers i'll the service, and who recently
delivered $l50,00O safely. Since
the discovery of the robbery
detectives have been searching
for Owens, but thus far without success.
The theory is that if he robbed the safe he
was in collusion with some agent OF clerk
who knew the combination, which is care
fully kept from the messengers, and which
il is not believed he could have obtained
othal.yVisa
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Religious s.rvlces Suppressed.

PARIS, Oct. TO- Yesterday, for the first
time since 1913, the religious ceremonies in
connection with the festival Of st. Denis
we're suppl oSse1.
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The Presidents carrlage was drawn by
four white horses. The First Battery, NJ.
Dental salute as the party emerged from
the station, and the cheering was almost
continuous. The procession moved up Third
to jackson street. Here the streets were
literally jammed with the multitude of
humanity which surged after the carriage
like great waves. Every window, every
balcony and even the tops of buildings
were thronged with people who caught up
the cheers from below as the procession
moved by At Hotel Ryan mass of peo-
pie, curious TO catch glimpse OF the Presi-
dent, thronged the streets and as his car
riage moved up shout went up that fairly
made the air ring. The President aliehted-
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my afslrs made b. you IN your paper OF
this date. and I trus. you Will see that I
have NOT gone 50 far srong or assray as
your statement ulghs cad people % be
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Won state hut were not presented Tor the
nseded moIeY recently st our haak cash
lef ntos These aots- have been run
nin. since 1881. sole % them previous %
thsr tire ant have been renewed
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sgnei OF endorsed by Mr. McIeal sJns
$50 yesrs ago. As Mr. Mclean lives seven
miles ia the country he toid me that any
time they should come das an8 needed at
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sisn tuame and i. would 3s All sarislac-
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snd not wishing 20 c4rse hln tr0u3.3 by
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have larr as he directed Mr Mclean vas
rsf indlcet 4nisr dUrcss CD renew the
notes In bis Own hEntwri.inr. bat done so
witl bis Own free vii and accord. no c0la-
puIs.1n Pei eel ir the ms.ier whatever
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AT REEDS LAKE.
A rsFlih.nt Day and saee-ssful Opening
u That Beautiful Rssert.

~ That Beautiful ksscrr-
Although the season a. Reels Lake
opened on Saturday. tie real opening was
held yesterday IS vas eyiiencei By the
large crowds which visited that famous re-
sort throughout the DAY. The dummy has
ceased running about O'Clock Saturday
evening aud bat few people visited the
Lake after that bul with the fie>t car yeste--
DAY morning the crowd began % %. Il was
lively scene. the Pavilion crowded. The
seats ali taken by ladies IN beautiful soul-
mer costumes the lake dotted with little
row boats. here and there q sail and the
huge steamer plnNing ia waY through the
clear water and bearing with IL lOsds OF
merry pleasure seekers. WufzDRrg & Hol-
tons band III bright and hsndsome new
uniforms disc0u-sed the sweetest OF sweet
mrssc throughout the day. Up 20 late
hour many peopis remained ay the lake
sds. the las. car leaving ~ 1910. Nothing
occurred 20 mar the pleasure OF one Of The
finest days that was ever seen. except that
about 6.l5 the sisamef was stranded on the
North SIDE Of TIE LAKE Gnl the passengers
had 70 be taken OF by small boats before it
could pro. eei on it, say. and one Of ibe
dummy engines Gid not have steam enough
to climb the hill and after walucs Tor SOME
little lime was assisted By the other engine.
This last hal tie effect Of anu0yias the
passengers 20 a considerable extent. as they
were thus delayed from taeir supper.
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Vow ss Spriag he-s ard everybody
changes fasir eIclbIo1 & Noli8 sdrfse raa.
ifyou bave sny sorx ia cleaning sn3 frs-
ins CO axe srch wacrs gen car tei Tie
best work dans the e~ssl n~ires -lea &
place IS tae '4.a sns heisois r.az.e stesG
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neatnrss ant ea-sa.. y, Ehloh g a4sFea
heyona 3 ja0tk
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with ene ol ire bind wheels broken vas
found 81 Pat-ainan sshobev late last nizht.
ir front cf G n peGraafs grocery on
Sensh Division st The horse wss fssen fo
Itslhsnns livery e1r1 err Nea'thv-avs AID
81 ia rbouEha hV the 1Iacers tbst sons
t1ucts haa taken fhf herse iraw where lr
~as titresd sn6 aftsr Irving t har3 snd
hrsss cz its 3gggv. tesi s. np where it Nas
t11rt. and uaas fheir eslara.
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AN sx.osIEcTvs sHoT.
Fatally Wounded While Trying 70 Quiet
q Dlatrrbance.

CiscISNATI, O., Nay s.-During 5 dis
grscefu. rog IN the rear Of the Highland
House on Mount Adams this evening, James
Damn. formerly Chief OF Detectives, was
shot and PROBABLY fatally wounded, by a
young loafer nsTnea Carroll Tucker. The
shooting grew out OF quarrel IN which
Tucker Billy IaylOr, a newspaper reporter.
and win. HsukI8s were engaged on one
side. and Don DelaDy. Tom Gaggins and
one or two Others. whose names were not
learned. on tie other. Dunn interfeEe-i,
when Hsnkins Grew his revolver. bat IL
appesrs did not use it. Tucker, however,
pg.led q gun about the same time. and
pointing it 81 Dunn. fired four shots two u.
them taking effect IN Dunus gTCin, one
vent through has lgh. hand, and the fourth
barely missed his head. cutting g hole
through The crown Of his bat. Damn was
iaken to Good Samaritan HospiIa.. whore
hs lies in a precafious condition. Carroll
Tucker was locked up.
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Szs YORK. May s-A iarge party Il
Irishmen went down the Bay on steamer
early this morning O. meet the tmbria and
5ring Hon. VIM. % Brisa 70 the city. Tie
steamer was not sighted. however and they
reformed late fhis evsninE lhe tmbra ar
rived at quarantine later 10 the evening snd
sill detained there unth morning. when
she vii come ~ to the tulars 80 -.
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Rev. a p. AerHan sun0unces frora his
puiois Yesterday thst tre rev smith me-
unarisl church has rsccl rea contribution
0f s. ogo from q gentleman in Ian1on sd
$50 from j Pierrepnnf Eerzsn OF New
YORK erth she gentlemen haFine heea
trends 81 he .sxs 8sy. 4. Morgan smstA.
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agald "a m leb xi'1a4 ia ez-s11ls las
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fa.s lais j. 'som = nIs4 Who sss ha4 aors
cr ess erpeseaas ia e3aas-t.oa via she
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- b. stated. lAs ia.eal of tae aliera.sa Is
probably 20 close ap senss saiosu rest&z-
f4- ~ STAT have bsecfce notasi0-sly oeisc-
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Come 20 fne 7n1tner Wfe1 ale fseis
Pos ths 6rst fius her drsa bora brsafh.
hu3 fdou a. terrible
I3e ant.msiv death Wien s1ugsiiv car.
ries o7 thousands 81 human neines ia ths
prime cf y01ta - p Feed terrible The f-st
approach 81 c8usunptIou IS iesi.o1t aad
taa snferer iolssf Is the mrs. unconscious
of its sppFesch one oi tb4 mosf sisraa ~
symptoms 81 this dread 3isessa is in fscf.
the l0erzdica0.a a0re wh.Ch llrzs ia tee
hssri ~ 80 victim, preventing hin from
fasing timely steps - arrsst the ms.sfr
That it car he arrested ia its - 'sr stakes
is oe7end question. a. there srs a8rees
of We. ssthenreat.d cases vsrs Df
Pisrrss Ge'8en Mef.cs. Discovery has e.
fsctei = ccnuists cure
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

Henrisifa P8tts. an insane woman. wss
found 1sndsring on FOURTH = yesterday
end taken 70 ihe jsIl for ssie xespinz. Her
inE aaI ifcx her 50 her acme A. 50 Fifh
81 When earnz TIE a. she xs1e3 VI IS
IL a-ouni VIII terrified lcox I'D uttered
a piercing scream.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

SEF YoEk, Nay s.-Eae ercise isw vss
more thoroughly enforced tojay than ever
before in tie hisfory ~ Nev York City.
30 liquor could b. oolainel e. hotels res
fsura1t3 ~ sa.9ons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

Sheriff Adams % 2s-sle,ts. vas in ihe
city yesterday on bis way TO Jackson wia
klbsri Pine. Who will serve one year there
f0r larceny. they both e7 oyei ne h9sri.
,aIty oi sherlI Bishop whtie hers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

Ger readers nezriy aill nasi something
ia The illo 0i Furniture l94 1.i a1a IL
60 yoaF iltsEesi a. Buy " Croekstf a Hop
girs Their stock oi bsd fo0m sNlfes IS
e1mplele suites finished IA M4flegany,
Antique OAK. Nasarsl Cherry Walnut
Hef i4rlor sulus. Colcoes. sseFytb.nF Ira
.lTaifars aud a. low IS can hs f0lrd Re
member CEosxEFl 4 uarriNs
a. Csnzi-sf.
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FEMALE PEDESTRIANS.

Ton of Them in a Sax Days Go-As-
You-Plesse match.
BALrfvoRE. Nd. May sA SIX Gays g.
ss-you-p please walking match for female
contestants was begun a. kernsus Mona
mental Theatre a. 12.3J ihis morning
There were ten starters, rs follows. Lama
Douglass, annie Howard. ida Carroll.
Nary Wells LILLIAN Forest, Annie
Preston. Kate stanley. Grace wilson,
Blanche Sa.lou arI Belle Livingston.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

Wa.k.ng advertisements Tor Or. sAees
CaisuA Remedy sge tie thousands = has
cured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

~N0N tass tAs.s sse.ls o. os - inc.ina-
ton On tle pa-s ol tas prsssnt Col-cll 20
inaagufsfs grsst faofai rsiorni. thsy
might psost sone before p1cpoa1g rs-
s.rs.ais oa lh.s snd that evil by s4aminias
the e. records Of the Police De
laumeat Tie statistics show a
healthy sna samiEab.s decrease n crime
ani Ia the nanIer OF arrests. ani tae s9cizl
aad other evils ere lader restraint. 10 BE-
sil warfare against tAs present custom 0f
sbservance. would be 70 Lits great many
things thst 4Fc nov Undsr the coaiIol oi the
Po.lce Department. End the Department
would be considerably hamperet IN its
efficiency 81 Ealea cr.ms snc protect the
interests O. eiuzsas aud s.rangers. TO 90 TO
eiihes extreme ia government wezkens tho
efficiency Of thS governing power thus
wisely spoke one Who Knows something
practical about the workings o. Grand Rap
lis excellent Police Department.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

Il . q notorious fact that there exists in
this cily a. the preseat time a large number
of dens Of iniquiiy. but uore lower or
mere degraded than those on Aimy.st The
recent cases brought agains, Smith Sanford
ana Gerritt BfAtfora-resulung IN their
onvction-demoustrats laudsble un-
dsrtakins on tie part OF the Police De-
pariuent 70 rid the city Of peOple Of this
calibre. who openly defy toe lsw ana the
officers But ia g what 10 10 with them IS
the great question. Drive them from one
haunt aud they seek another. The police,
however. are determined % exierminste
them some wey. and the denizens OF those
unsavoFy resorts will find 40 unhealthy
warmth about the atmosphere cf Grand
Rapid, before many weeks have been num-
bered with the years that are passed and
gone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

eyes have no IDEA Of tSs beneds Tour
city vii derive II the gas vel proves
boomer SAID Dsn T. Thur5e-. representa-
tive of lhs Nations. Tu5s works. who hss
been spending several days in The city
n have been down ia the Pennsylvania
Ohio and Indians gas districts for several
m3nths and tas great saving in
fuel msxss it an impo-s.5ility
cor thoss wb0 are forced 20 1ss wood or
coel for fuel 20 compete with manufacturers
in these more favored distrcis. Ia Ipt8n.
Tni.. ons iarze factory is operated with gas
= en- expense ~ SEQ year. While lei hs5
previously ccsf theu $500 Take osr
works at Ackeesport Pa. for instance
Before the introduction % nstarsl cas- vs
used 5000 bushels q coke daily. and il re
sairsi seventy I've mea % hasdle it We
ssrs eve hundred per cent IL fl-l snd your
furn.ture factories would 6nd this TO ia-
oonsfferibis saving
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-09

"Out n Denver where live" remarked
guest at one Of the prominent hotels yes
tsrday. 1t costs man 81 90 10 engage in
tie saloon business. bat thsre is no speci-
fisd hour for closing. The places are plivi-
legged to keep open a; all hours OF the day or
night, snd know OF number Of saloons
where key las never been turned in 4
door. The placing OF the license at 50 high
! hglrs shuts out the doggerels. and there
is not near the anoGnt of drunkenness
seen on our streets that have noticed dur
Ing ny shor, stay here. People know they
eau get sll they w&nt. 50 they don't MAKE
hogs Of thenselvcs'